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BD+C University: PVC Single-Plies as Sustainable Roofing Systems

BD+C University: PVC Single-Plies as Sustainable Roofing Systems

You can earn 1.0 AIA credit + HSW + SD by taking this course.


By Posted by Tim Gregorski, Senior Editor | August 2, 2012

PVC Single-Piles as Sustainable Roofing Systems is the latest course offered by BD+C University.

Take this course and you will be able to:

  • Summarize attributes of PVC single-ply roofing
  • Evaluate ways vinyl roofing aids with high-performance design
  • Understand issues surrounding PVCs and alternatives
  • Know key criteria for selecting sustainable roofing systems

You can earn 1.0 AIA credit + HSW + SD by taking this course. For more information on Single-Piles as Sustainable Roofing Systems or to take the course, click here. +

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